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for tbs CHILDREN.
In Northern Seas.

Twas in eighteen eighty.hve,
on the coast of Labrador,
Mid the breakers dreadful roar
That the fshing-smack went down;
All the men were left to make
Der the their way, or break
Heart and muscle in the effort and to drown.
Then father took his child,
And amid the curling brine,
Lashed him safely with line
To his shoulders as he buffeted the wave
What the end shall be trow,
Only heavens white angels know;
But tits home and help for two, seagrave.
There were little ones at home
And their mother to be fed
And he earned their daily bread
who struggling in the sea;
And the brave young fisher knew
one could never swim for two,
So he said, My father go, and let me be-"
Twas twelve-years' child who spoke
But for that completed deed
Thank Gods grace there was not need
Underneath the yelled sun;
For the kissing breakers curled
Helpful arms around and hurled
Child and man high up the shore and home was won
Many deeds mems hands have traced
On our history's golden page,
And from waning age to age
Is their glory handed down;
But not Aulis' sight nor Troy's
Out-sublimes this unknown boys,
Asking simply to be left alone to drown.
Think! that boy is still alive,
And in distant Newfoundland,
Where the blue waves lape the sand
He is new at work, at playl
Let us bare our heads to him,
While our eyes grow moist and dim,
In this unheroic day
Twas in eighteen eighty-fve.
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ITneeds no microscope to perceive an
increase in flesh and an improvement
in temper in a feeble, peevish infant
fed upon Lactated Food, which en-
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WILLIE WAFFLERs," said the
teacher, " Which is the shortest day in
the year?" Twenty-fust of Deem
ber," replied Willie, who was correct,
so far as the writer knows "And
Tommy Turf may tell us which is the
longest day." said the teacher, indul-
gently. Sunday" shouted Tommy.
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JOHNNY" said the minister, rather
severely, do you chew tobacco?"
Yes, sir" was the reply, but Pm
clean out just now; Jimmy Browns
got some, though"
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"YoU want keepsake that will al
ways remind you of me?" she said. Il
do, darling" he said tenderly. " What's
the matter with MYSELF" she whispered.
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x ia MAIN
CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND &PACIFIC Rail WAY

BY OF It's central position close relation to prin
cip1l lines Fast OF Chicago, and continuous lines
terminal points West Northwest and Southwest the
only t.ve middle link in that Il onscontinena system
which invites and facilitates travel and traffic in either
direction between the Atlantic and Pacific.
The Rock Island rain line and branches include Chit
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aud Rock Island, in Illinois, Davenport, Museatne
Washington. Fairfield Ottumwa, Osknloosa, West Lib
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Cameron and Kansas City, in Missouri; Leavenwoith
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ST. Paul, IN Mnnesota; Watertown, in Dakota, aud
O. termediate cities, and villages
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r h cum a tiS m
AND
Catarrh.

This vegetable compound has
been successfully used in pri-
waite practice by its discoverer
for several years, and being
convinced of its sterling merit
he places it before the public,
1t is an infallible cure for the
most aggravated forms of Rheu-
matism and gives permanent
SEES of Catarrh.
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The Famous Albert Lea Route
is the drect favorte line between Chicago and Mime
npolis and ST. Paul over this route solid Fast Express
Trains run daily to the resorts picturesque
localities and hunting and fishing grounds OF Iowa and
Minnesota The rich wheat fields and grazing lands Of
interior Dakota reached via WATERFOWL. short,
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Atchison Ieavenworth Kansas City, Minneapolis st.
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r. R. CABLE. E. ST. JOHN, E. A. HOLBROOk,
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cordially. MOSES CLARK.

Many other testimonials to the efficacy of this
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suffice TO induce you to give this remedy trial call
your druggist for circular containing others which
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The Great Rock Island Route

Guarantees Speed, Comfort and Safety to those who
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Chicago St Joseph Atkinson ana Kansas Cty-restful
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MEDICAL.
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The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1887-06-25
TURKEY IN

A Turkish entertainraent will he given at the
Christian Church. Monday night. June 27th
By A. s. Hagopian OF Constantinople. The en-.
tertainment will consist OF u representation O.
Turkish manners, customs and costumes; also g
Turkish wedding. in which the bride, groom
and all their attendants will be dressed in beau.
tiiul and novel Turkish costumes. The brides
face Will be yelled. Come and see what sat
looks like. He will also exhibit the turkish
node OF worship; lat. the call to muezzln; End
preparations for prayer: 3rd, prostratIng them.
selves to the ground. The entertainment VIII
also consist OF a Turkish feast, Music. etc.
This entertainment is novel to Americans, .its
like having never been seen in this town. Boil
Old and young will enjoy it. Come and see nnd
learn and laugh. No admission, but a contribu.
ton of at least 10 cents will be expected iron
each person attending. which will be taken u,
curing the esSnins. Explanation will ne giver
after each performance.
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'CHF TOMB.

Died-At the residence of her brother,
Nolon Harlow, near Eugene City. Lane coun
ty. Oregon June 10, Miss JUDITH HARLOW,
aged 81 years. The deceased was a sister of
the late Creth Harlow. She leaves one
brother and sister to cherish her memory.
- Near Hisginsville: Mo. June Il, rath-
err suddenly, Mr.. AUGUST HEFER, aged
81 years.
Mr.. Hefer was a prominent citizen of his
neighborhood, and q good man.
- In this city, June %, Mr.. THOMAS
BERRlE, aged 70 years.
Mr.. Berrie was an old and respected citi-
zen. He lad for some years been in delic ate
health.
- At Cleveland. Ohio, JUNE IS, suddenly,
Mrs. T.. A. HALEY,
Mrs. Haley was a sister of Mr.. David Cal
lahan, of this city. She was a lovely woman,
who on q visit here last summer made many
friends, who will be grieved to read this sad
announcement, She leaves a husband and
two children.
- At Wellington, Lafayette county, Mo-.
June Is, at theresidence of her son, Mr. Zach W.
! Wright, Mrs. MARY F., relict of the laIe
Richard Wright, aged IS years.
Mrs. Wright was born IN Faquier county,
Va, October 81, 1908. She moved with her
parents to Green county. KY, when she was
six or seven years old. In 1926 she married
Richard Wright. In 1856 they moved to
Missouri. landing In Lafayette county on
Easter Day. Twelve children were
born to them, of whom but four survive
Lydia, wife OF Enos Atteberry; Mary A.,
wife of VIM. Linebach; Ellen, widow of Jas.
Holmes, and Zach W. Wright, the son with
whom she has spent her declining days, sur
rounded with every comfort that love and
affection could provide. Mrs. Wright was
in everything an exemplary woman. She
was a devoted wife snd q loving mother.
At fifteen years of age she made a profession
Of her faith In the Lord Jesus Christ, and
united herself with the Methodist church,
since which tine she has ever led an exalted
Christian life. A mother in Israel, with
most of her hearts life in Paradise, with her
duties here accomplished, and with a well
spent life recorded to her credit, she has gone
to her reward.
Life's labor done, as sink the clay,
Light from its load the spirit flies.
While heaven and earth combine to say,
SLOW blest the righteous when he dies"
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Religious.

Elder Terrell will preach at the Christian
a6ereh Tomorrow.
= Rev. Mr.. DGlir will preach in the Baptist
church, Waverly, t0-mofrOa.
Rev. A. Cobier will preach in this city to-
morrow at 10. Il. m. and 30, p. m. Sunday
SCHOOL at 8, i. NJ. sharp.
Preaching Us usual Tomorrow at the Pres
byterian church, in The mos Uiiig by the pastor.
and at night bv Mr.. G. W. Chamber.
Preaching At the Baptist church to-morr"w
morning at 10; 30 O'Clock. and evening al 3
O'Clock. by Rev. ". ). CrGnch, pastor.
Y. NJ. C. A. Tomorrow, : n'ciock. p. isi.,
Baptist church. subject, ''Seii-deception is
not peaee,'' Deut. %: 1890; lisa 81; 1921,
Mr.. ". L. Wilson will lead.
The Rev. Abiela
the position OF assistant to Bishop fnitle Of
The pnsepszaioeesse Misssai-M Nj
sorsrds shszsfin kansas.
/ sTlTneres 5nIshe services at the Episcopa
cAs,rch IN This city, to-marrcv r%corning i
II O'Clock and afternoon at j so o'cloeh, ise.
Jno. N. McFarlaue officiating. sunday schoH
ct $3.50, a. m.
SUNDAY gctaol every Sunday at $50 L. m
prayer meeting every "Wednesday nigh
and song service Thursday night at T:9Q. !
~. at the German NJ. L. church in this city
Evening services will begin ut I 80 O'Clock.
SUNDAY service al She FL Baptist church .
j. II. N. The funeral of Ar. j. Parker wi
be rrsaahed. The friends CT the deceased a.
invited. Sunday school at $50 u. M. Breach
. ing at q. u. NJ. hy tue p9stor.W w. IL. Howard
Daily services al the C~at!o,ir church, :
O'CLOCK, q. M; Sunday services 81 ann Ii
> O'clock, u. H., aud % o'clock. =. IN. Rev. d
j. L.l!y. officiating. Excepting on the las
!, Sunday In the month when Father lili
holds service at Wellington.
DR.. Jacob Ditzler. the eminent Methodis
: divine, OF Louisville Ky, has been in III
city several days. He preached rhursda
1 and Friday nights, anu he viii preach to
= night anal 10. morrow at The usual hours. Til
2 doctor looks and ta!tg ~ well as ever. an
: should have full houses.
Lexington district.-ThO NJ. Cobb, T.. t..
/ Fourth round.-D0ver circuit. july ., IL
Elmwood ana Grand Pass. IL, II; Browns
= vile and ~BIacEwaler, %, "A; Wellington cir
4 cult, sc, 81: Miami and Mt. Carmel, 80. 81
Eerndon circuit, August c, I: Warrensbur
station, II, Il, Sedalia station, II, II; Hig
y Sinsyille and Odessa, 20, 81; I.amUnte circui
:, cut, September 3. 4; WaVerly station, 10, II
Chilhowie circuit, II, Is; Clinton circui
"A, %.
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North Missouri Baptist Association

North Missouri Baptist Association.
The annual meeting of the Women's Mis-.
sionary Board Of the Second District North
Missouri Baptist Association was held at the
Second Baptist church, in this city, June Il
and 10.
The welcome address was delivered by MISS
Matte Howard of Lexington, and the annua
sermon was preached by Rev. j. l.. Cohron
of Lincoln, Ncb.
The following are the officers chosen fol
the ensuing year:-President, Mrs. H. Hen.
derson, LeavenwOrth, Kansas; vice-presi
and Mrs. Matte Lee, Lexington; recording
secretary, Mrs. Page, Kansas City; CORES.
ponding secretary, Mrs. G, J. Williams. In
Dependence; treasurer, Mrs. G, Day, Kan,
sas City.
The programme was well arranged and the
subjects were very interesting.
A collection was taken for African mis-
sions. amounting to S45.
They adjourned to meet at Leavenwortb
Kansas.
The Sunday school convention of the SEMI
district held Its session in the above named
church June 1B, II, Is and 10. A very favor.
able report was made from the schools
throughout the district. The programme
was carried out in good shape, and we trust
that much good has been accomplished fol-
the Sunday school work.
The following are the officers chosen BY the
convention: President, Rev. DR.. Howard,
lexington; ice-president, Miss Matte
Howard. Lexington; recording secretary.
Rev. j. l.. Conron, Lincoln, Neb.; cores
pondIng secretary; Rev. E. NJ. Cohron, Of
Pleasant Hill; treasurer, Mrs. G. Day, Kan.
sas City. Money raised during the conven.
%vention for Sunday school work, s68.
At Sundays service, at II O'Clock a. m.
Rev. J. W. Crushon preached on. "The power
of a Sunday school in a community" 3 p
M, Sunday school mass meeting. Essay
and solo. by Miss M. Herndop. 8 p. m.
sermon BY Rev. Z. NJ. Cohron. Subject
1.-The duty of The church to the Sunday
school.
1t can rightly be said of the above named
persons, well done.
After Q very pleasant session the convention
adjourned to meet W ,th the Sixth and Miami
street Baptist church, of L~eavenworth
Kansas, on the Thursday before the thir,
Lords Day in June 1888.
W, II. HOWARD, Pres.
j. L. CoHRON, Sec'y.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS,

Seaied proposals will be received at The o .lir,
ooi the CIV Register until nOog. on
MONDAY, JULY llth, 1857,
tor Dlhs 10 furnish the CITY OF Lexington with
Coal Tor one u) wear. LON The second (2ndl Mon
day IN July, 1857, to the second t2ndl Monday
In July, 1883.
The coal must he good and sound. and must he
delivered Ir6sh dug=out IRON The bank or shaft,
ana must ae tree from dir, rock, Slate or ang
other ioIeign substance
The coal must he delivered ut the CITY Hall.
caiaoooee and al tire station. Old Town. when
ot'efta ny Tue city marshal or calaboose Keep
eI, hhd IN such quantity rs they order.
Inc oids must state The price per bushel. and
ne accompanied by n GOOD and sufficient bond.
the pond 10 be equal to amount OF cost OF ooai 10
he furnished and must be- signed by two ~ OF
more oond-men. iIerholaefs. and bids must
tened 10 iAe lid.
tne bills VIII only be paid when there. il
mhhey IN me treasury, after claims have beau
Eauai!ed, numbered. registered ana n rQasftha
cures City Council, Lexingtoa. Aka !. hid
KIM enptragtnrla Io.l, -. -
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81 ,-lpoektsd Rs.E HSfwiad, u. W.
F.sH6skfhsnithf pflSS5E5l
ling the names of sever ladies to
i8]I6ttSi tscriptions for the Dover cemetery.
The committee presented the names of
Alice Starke, Emma Koontz, Lillian Mallory, |
rrusheart White, Haggarl, Lizzie
Van Angien and Bette Dinwiddie. On mo-
ton, Allen Paegar. =. W. Cox and T.. Zey-
sing were appointed to superintend tie build
ing of fence and other improvements. All
persons interested in the Dover cemetery are
requested to give something.
Fairyiew:-Farmers busy cutting wheat.
Nice rain Monday night. Mrs. Neon, oil
Warrenton. is visiting her s%ister, Mrs.I. A.
Rankin. Rev. Mr.. Ccckreli, of Warens-
burg. will PREACH at Fairview schoolhtlse
Saturday night before the first sunda, in
JULY. Preaching at the schooihqusa to.nsrs
row by Rev. A. A. Moore. Mr.. Tnomas B..
Cobb rsd a very severe sidk spell iast Efiaag
but Is I'D agaiEse Mss LulusOs1drn Mas sls-
iting. IN kst6k6p issE wsess Mr,eR. q.
p0npbsltwh visiting at Mr. Kites. satur-
z 2 ga sunday. THE school at Foster Col
IIkestMt'Vt MISS NctIio HAohoS,o pnIer
e0ay. closed Thursday. AL were we'll pleas
ed. The most startling event OF the season
was the battle fought on the farm of Mr.. {,
Osborn last Sunday hetgeen Mr.. A. +.
Makoney and the flies.
Corder:-Misses Jessie Roth and BETTE
COrder are spending the week with Misset
Anna Reese and Mamie McMeekin, near Hig.
giusviIle. Mrs. SpeUcsr, of Blackburn. visit,
ed relatives here, Sunday evening. Mr.. j f,
Groves and family spent Saturday and Sun
day with relatives in Marshall. Little Mis-:
Anna Groves is spending this week with
relatives in Kansas City. The Germaf
school closed, last Wednesday, and the teach
err, Miss Lizzie Hamm, has returned to hel
home. in Concordis. Mr.. John Meyer. for
meriy OF this place, but now OF Kansas City
! spent Sunday visiting Mr.. M. Lesser. Mis-
Lucie Noel, of Slater. Il frst-class dress
maker, now has charge Of the dress-makin.
department ut Mrs. RiRe's. Mr.. j.. Ligen
good and wife spent Sunday with relatives
IN Blackburn. Mrs. Geo. Frambers ant
children, of Alma, visited her mother, Mrs
De Bolt, last Thursday. Mrs. De Bolt re
turned home last Wednesday evening. from
u weeks visit to relatives in Saline county
The Sunday school picnic, last Thursday
given by the Sunday schools of COr1er, wa
well attended and enjoyed very much. Rev
Stanley, Of the Christian church of Dover
filled the pulpit of the Baptist church, here
sunday morning aud evening.
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NOTICE TO

SEALED Proposals will be received al the
~ Office Of the City Register, until noon ,on
MONDAY, JULY II, 1857,
For bids to haul macadam our of calaboose ward
10 any part of the city, for the city of Lexington
for one ~ year from the second end Monday
1888.
The Macanam must be hauled out of caiahoose
yard when and where ordered by the civ
council, the improvement committee or engi-
neer
Bids must state the price per perch, twenty
five (25) feet to be considered a perch, and bids
must be accompanied by a good and sufficient
bond signed by two () or more ireeholdrrs, and
bids must have fastened securely Il copy oil this
an ertIsement.
Bills will only be paid when there is money
IN the treasury, after claims have been audited,
numbered, registered and IN rotation.
Bian contractors bond can be had at Regis
ter's Office.
Address City Camel, hid for hauling mac
adam troIl caiabOo5e yard.
The city reserves The right to reject any and all
bids. C.. c. WAIIaGE
june 25tt Citv EE.,i.T.r
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Ia II CRADLE

- In this city. June 20. to the wife of
Mr.. Ed. H.. Ahrens-a hoy.
- In this city. June II. to the wife of Mr..
Thos. L. PaXtan-a boy.
- In Wellington. Lafayette county. Mo
June 10. 10 the wife OF Mr.. Frederick Linn
bird-a boy.
- In Berlin, Lafayette county. No.,
recently, to The wife of Mir. G. Y. Gray-s
boy.
- In Dover. Lafayette county, Mo-, re-
Gently. to the wife OF Mr.. W. keyes-a boy.
- Near Greenion, Lafayette county. Mo-.
June II, to the wife of Mr.. John Prock-a
girl. The child only lived until the next day.
- In Washington township Lafayette
county. Mo. June 10, 10 the wife of Mr..
frier franks girl.
- In Sni-a-Ear township, Lafayette
county. Mo-, June 81. to The wife of Mr..
Price McCOrmack-a girl.
- In Middleton township, Lafayette